Toe pain can be caused by gout, but it can also be caused by other reasons such as nail fungus and trauma. The causes of toe pain are complex. If it is caused by gout, it usually manifests itself as very pronounced redness, swelling, heat and pain in the joints of the toes, and the inability to touch and usually walk on the ground. Also, urate crystals can be detected in the synovial membrane or joint fluid. Inguinitis can cause toe pain, mostly occurring on one side of the nail groove under the skin, first local redness, swelling, heat, pain, pus occurs after the occurrence of pus under the skin of the nail groove appear white pus spots, fluctuating feeling, but not easy to break. In addition, trauma can also cause toe pain, manifested as redness, swelling, heat and pain in the toes, and most patients have trauma before the pain attack. To summarize, gout attack can cause toe pain, but toe pain is not necessarily gout. Toe pain should be further diagnosed and treated by rheumatology, orthopedics and other related departments in regular hospitals.